Anyone have videos of the old prop bet, make a spot shot but the cue ball can't hit any rail.
Spot shot no rail?
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Not sure about video, but I think it was at the TAR studio that Corey masse'd the shot you are talking about.
I think it's on one of the TAR pre match podcast interviews that Corey played in.
Here are a few from 6 years ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KXnVCoGuig [5 in a row]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JtYk-IoCCE [shot all 4 pockets to illustrate no table roll]
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I LOVE it TD, thanks a lot.
those shots come up so often in 1 hole, but each table has it's own characteristics.
those shots come up so often in 1 hole, but each table has it's own characteristics.
You can shoot it one-handed even.
Just lag it .
Just lag it .
Is that using English to throw it a bit?
Nope. Not at that speed. All the english is off the cueball by the time it gets to the object ball. It's just aiming to the bottom of the pocket at pocket speed. [BTW, those pockets are under 4.5"]
-td
Jeeziz....
wut, high % shot no?
Ah yeah, of course. I lost my mind after watching those masse shots and was thinking it was greater than a half-ball cut.
I saw a guy once that would bet you 100 a pop he could draw the cue ball past the side pocket BEFORE it hit the rail,and would let you pick either side of the table he had to shoot from.
He also had the masse Corey shot in his bag,and hit it so well I've seen him follow the object ball in.
This was on nappy cloth too
. Tommy D.
He also had the masse Corey shot in his bag,and hit it so well I've seen him follow the object ball in.
This was on nappy cloth too
. Tommy D.
How many tries did he need?
I heard of Ronnie Allen shooting it one handed at Whitey's place in Tacoma, for all the money anyone wanted to bet with one attempt only. The pockets of the table were full of money. And he did execute it.:thumbup:
I have seen
J R Calvert and Tony Watson both make it with an almost level cue at a draw stroke speed not a slow roll or a jack up masse like Corey. They both made it at least 4 out of 10 tries on a 9 footer at the last Charlotte Camel 10 ball tourney.--Leonard
J R Calvert and Tony Watson both make it with an almost level cue at a draw stroke speed not a slow roll or a jack up masse like Corey. They both made it at least 4 out of 10 tries on a 9 footer at the last Charlotte Camel 10 ball tourney.--Leonard